by Erp Lawyers | Oct 21, 2026 | Articles, Labor Law
ILO Convention 190 is now in force for Costa Rica, bringing prevention and response into focus both inside and outside the office. A look at policies, communications and day-to-day workplace practices. ILO Convention 190 has been in force for Costa Rica since October...
by Erp Lawyers | Oct 12, 2026 | Articles, Commercial and Corporate Law, Obligations and Taxes
Company email registration in Costa Rica is mandatory for commercial companies, whether active or inactive. This includes companies that simply hold property without carrying on a business. They need a registered email address to receive official notices. After...
by Erp Lawyers | Oct 5, 2026 | Articles, Migration Law, Moving to Costa Rica
A move to Costa Rica often starts long before a plane ticket. It starts with a legal process you may be managing from abroad. Knowing who is responsible for that process, what was filed and what each document proves can protect the life you are planning. You may have...
by Erp Lawyers | Sep 27, 2026 | Articles, Real Estate Law
Before you reserve, pay, or sign, one question changes the entire transaction. A property marketed as “beachfront” or “steps from the beach” is not necessarily transferred as registered private property. In Costa Rica, a coastal asset may be titled property, fall...
by Erp Lawyers | Sep 24, 2026 | Articles, Institutional ERP
Eduardo Rojas Piedra once again finished a marathon in under three hours. His journey, however, shows that growth also means redefining our personal measure of success. A goal that once seemed extraordinary When he turned 40, Eduardo Rojas Piedra set himself the goal...
by Erp Lawyers | Sep 16, 2026 | Articles, Commercial and Corporate Law, Companies
A family business can grow for years on agreements that everyone believes they understand but no one has written down. The difficulty often emerges when a new generation joins the company, a relative wants to sell their stake, or an important decision divides two...
